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Strike Action - Wednesday 15th March - Years 1/2 - FROM 10AM
From 10am on Wednesday 15th March, you will find below work for your child to complete at home on the day of strike action. The purpose of this is to allow your child to continue their learning at home and also to ease some of the inconvenience faced by parents.
Please do not send any completed work in to school (via e-mail or in person) for marking, as teachers who have chosen to strike on this day will not be marking such work.
Year 1
Maths – WALT add equal groups
This week we have been adding equal groups of 2s, 5s and 10s. Use the images (in document below) to write repeated addition number sentences. There is an example to help you. There is no need to print this, just write the repeated addition sentence for each one.
If you would like to explore this further, you could use objects around your house to show equal groups. You could use blocks, Lego or cereal.
English
In English, we are writing a non-chronological report about toys. Today we are going to explore teddy bears! Can you use adjectives to describe a teddy bear? You can use the images provided or draw your own teddy to describe. There are some adjectives provided in the word bank. Can you challenge yourself to think of your own adjectives?
WALT use adjectives to describe
RSHE – WALT know how to use money
We have been learning about money in RSHE. Last week we learnt where money comes from and how we earn money. This week we are thinking about how we use money.
Work through each task.
In the first one, discuss what you would buy if you had £2.
- Can you buy all of the items?
- What would you buy for each of the scenarios? Can you buy this with £2?
In the second task, guess what the people have bought based on the receipt. Can you think of different situations where you might buy these items?
In the third task, think about how we can buy something if we don’t have enough money. Discuss how we can save money. Where can I put my money to save it?
If you would like to explore this further, can you draw a picture of spending money and saving money?
Year 2
Maths
WALT add 2-digit numbers (expanded method)
We have been teaching the children the column method to add 2-digit numbers. We would like the children to be secure with this method so it is important that children practise this skill regularly. Please watch the tutorial and complete the questions on the worksheet. There is no requirement to print off the resources as you can simply complete the calculations on a piece of paper.
Computing
WALT create a digital piece of art by repeating patterns
In our computing learning we have been thinking about creating digital pieces of artwork. We have already created an impressionist style piece of artwork and this week we are thinking about creating one using repeating patterns. We are going to do this in the style of William Morris.
To make your artwork, you need to log into your Purple Mash account and click on the set 2Do. Once you have clicked it, you need to select ‘pattern’ when the programme loads. You can then create a pattern of your own design!
English - spelling
WALT spell /igh/ sound with –y at the end of words (cry, fly, multiply)
Your task is to complete the word search. As an extension, find the definition of some of these words.
Strike Action - Thursday 16th March - Years 1/2/5 - FROM 10AM
From 10am on Thursday 16th March, you will find below work for your child to complete at home on the day of strike action. The purpose of this is to allow your child to continue their learning at home and also to ease some of the inconvenience faced by parents.
Please do not send any completed work in to school (via e-mail or in person) for marking, as teachers who have chosen to strike on this day will not be marking such work.
Year 1
Maths
WALT – make arrays
This week we have been learning about arrays. We talk about how many are in each row and how many rows there are. We can then write a repeated addition number sentence. There are examples of this on the sheet.
On the sheet, there are 4 arrays to have a go at. If you would like to practise this more, you can download the additional worksheets.
Additional worksheets - make arrays
English
Yesterday we were describing teddy bears. Today we are going to describe toy cars. You can use the pictures or draw your own! Have you got any toy cars at home that you can describe? Challenge yourself to think of your own adjectives.
If you would like to explore this further, can you research some information about teddy bears or cars?
WALT use adjectives to describe (1)
Geography
WALT dress appropriately for a trip in the UK
In Geography we are thinking about the clothes we wear in different weathers. Imagine you are going on holiday and need to choose what you are taking. What will the weather be like?
You can choose the activity that you do.
Activity 1 – draw the outfit you would wear in each weather and describe it. What do you need to wear and why do you need it?
Activity 2 – choose one type of weather and pack your suitcase! What would you need to take if it was: sunny, rainy, windy or snowy?
Activity 1 - WALT dress appropriately for a trip in the UK
Activity 2 - WALT dress appropriately for a trip in the UK
Year 2
Science
WALT explain the main differences between adult animals and humans and their offspring
Complete the worksheet to explain the main differences between the adult animal and their offspring by looking at the pictures. An animal offspring ebook has been included to help you. There is no requirement to print off any of the resources as you can simply write down the similarities and differences on a separate piece of paper.
Maths
WALT add 2-digit numbers (compact method)
Today is the same objective as yesterday but progression on to the compact method. This method will be outlined in the tutorial and an example also provided on the worksheet. Please watch the tutorial and complete the questions on the worksheet. There is no requirement to print off the resources as you can simply complete the calculations on a piece of paper.
English - vocabulary
WALT use words in context
Today, you are going to do Wednesday's and Thursday's word of the day. There is no worksheet for you to fill out as all you are required to do is complete the activities for each word on a piece of paper.
Advice
Nation
- Definition (meaning)
- Word in a sentence
- Picture to show the word
- Synonyms (words that have similar meaning)
- Antonyms (words that have opposite meaning)
- Words that can be made only using the letters in the word.
Year 5
You will find all instructions for the lessons in the PDF documents.
English
Thursday 16th March 2023 - English
Maths
Thursday 16th March 2023 - Maths
Values
Thursday 16th March 2023 - Values
